Physical Therapist Assistant Education in Action
Physical Therapist Assistant Education in Action

Through strong community partnerships, Physical Therapist Assistant students gain hands on experience and apply their skills beyond the classroom. From supporting adaptive recreation programs to collaborating with local healthcare providers, they build meaningful connections while serving the region and enhancing quality of life. Recently celebrating 30 years, the program continues to deliver strong outcomes for graduates entering the workforce.

Veterinary Assistant
Veterinary Assistant

WITCC’s Veterinary Assistant program partners with the Sioux City Animal Adoption and Rescue Center to give students hands-on experience in real-world animal care. Through regular shelter visits, students build skills and confidence while supporting pets in need.

National Spotlight on Student Performance
National Spotlight on Student Performance

Each year, Automotive students and instructors build a custom vehicle for the SEMA Show in Las Vegas, transforming classroom learning into a national showcase. In 2025, their 1972 Chevrolet K5 Blazer was named one of Car and Driver’s "10 Coolest, Craziest Cars of SEMA," earning national attention. Students presented their work, connected with industry leaders, and refined technical, teamwork, and problem solving skills that prepare them for performance automotive careers.

Building Community Through Art
Building Community Through Art

WITCC’s Phi Theta Kappa students partnered with local artist Cherie Lee to create a 2,000-square-foot community mural celebrating education and belonging in Siouxland. The downtown landmark was completed through student leadership, community support, and funding from the Gilchrist Foundation.

KWSR Brings Student Voices to Siouxland
KWSR Brings Student Voices to Siouxland

WITCC’s Audio, Video, and Broadcasting program launched KWSR-LP 94.3 FM, a student-run radio station bringing hands-on learning and student voices to Siouxland. Supported by a Gilchrist Foundation grant and community partners, the station operates 24/7 as a real-world training lab for future media professionals.